The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-01-27

Evan More Successful Than That Of Last Year
Thousands in Processions and as Spectators
Charging the Ice Palace, etc.


country sishtseers had gathered to wit
ness the entrance OF the Ice King.
The weather was most propit us;
the day, though cloudy. being mild,
with no wind stirring. The line OF march,
from Rice Park through the principal
streets 10 the Ice Palace, was thronsed
with = mass OF human beings that one
could with difficulty pass through. An
estimate of the crowd along the streets
is placed at 10, O00-a figure that
is considered very conservatives The
streets and pavcmeutS were crowde /
10 an uncomfortable degree, and 1T every
window small audience was gathered.
Trees, awnings and lamp posts were mo-
nopolized by men and boys everyw here
while the number oi sleishs and other
vehicles on runners that were used as
colgnes de vantage completely blocked the
intersections OF the cross streets along the
line oi march. The decorations were al
most perfect.
Proceeding to the city hall amid cheers
from n thousand throatS. the regal train
halted before the entrance OF the building
and King Borealis demanded the keys OF
the palace, saying:
l. is King oi this empire demand the
keys which guard the rampartS of yonder
palace.
City Attorney Murray. acting mayor in
the absence OF Mayor Rice, then replied
with humble mieu.
Chief OF Police Clark then handed two
great golden KEYS 10 hin. BoreaIis.
which he fastened in his Sirdle and ordered
the procession to move on.s Club after
club in guady uniforms, with bouncing
blankets and drum corps and banners and
snowS!oeS ard toD0I-a:sS and skis and
every other Implement OF winter enjoy
ment. followed each other in rapid success
sion. Four negroes clad in white gowns,
bore on their shoulders the Column bia
bouncing blanket stretched on Il frame.
We strive u elevate our fellow men. and
bound L. rise we're the Inscriptions in
large letters on this blanket.
The Grip club. 100 strong, preceded by
the EIgin band OF torty-tire pieces. created
considerable uerriment. Clad in linen
busters, provided with grips strung over
their shoulders, they marched in two com
panies. giving vent II "One, two three:
grip grip. rip grin" Each cheer was fol-
lowed b., the ringing ii chestnut bells
borne hy rlemrers oi the company, and
the waving oj palm leaf fans.
The long inect clubs PASSED in review be-
fore tie officials and guests, who Were ar
ranged in their carriages 1t the main en-
trance Il the palace. The complete rlr-
c4It UI the palace was made and then Ming
Borea.is with his atcenian train, entered
the lev portals. and We're presented with
the KEYS. The guests then advanced and
were admitted 10 the presence oi his males-
~. who received them with congratulate
tiOns on tie truu>Ceuirut beauty OF his
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